Even when it is in the best interest of you and your loved ones, divorce causes many emotional effects. Accordingly, you may find yourself struggling with negative emotions after the process is complete. Keep in mind that feeling sad or angry after a divorce is...
Divorce
3 common causes of gray divorce
Divorce is one of the most difficult events for people to endure, but what happens when you are over 50 and find your marriage ending? Gray divorce, according to Annuity.org, is on the increase, with divorce among older couples having doubled over the past two...
What you need to know to get an uncontested divorce in Texas
If you and your spouse have agreed that it is time to end your marriage, an uncontested divorce may be an option for you. While uncontested divorces usually involve less conflict between the parties, there are still matters to resolve. This information can help you...
3 FAQs about parents relocating after divorce
Texas family law courts generally assume that it is in the best interest of children that both parents continue to have an active role in their lives after they divorce. For this reason, Texas divorce decrees often place restrictions on whether either parent can...
What can you expect during divorce therapy?
As you probably know, it is not uncommon for married couples to go to therapy. This is particularly true when a marriage is on the rocks. After all, because most spouses take their vows seriously, they want to do everything possible to save their marriage. Not all...
Why might your prenup be invalid?
A prenuptial agreement is a legally binding document that two people sign before getting married. It generally helps them to divide their assets and make other financial decisions in advance, and then it is used if they decide to get divorced in the future. If they...
Consider a social media break during your divorce
Your divorce is an emotional journey, regardless of the terms of your divorce. In many of these cases, litigation becomes inevitable. During a contested divorce, you already have to deal with complex proceedings. Social media can further complicate your case and...
Is it best to be the one to file in a high-asset divorce?
When you file for a divorce, it essentially just means submitting legal documents to a court. Under Texas family law, being the spouse to file this paperwork probably will not give you much legal edge. A better question is whether there are any benefits in being the...
Can you collect Social Security using an ex-spouse’s work record?
Many people across Texas sacrifice their own schooling or professional development for the sake of their families. If you are among them, you may have concerns about what retirement is going to look like if your marriage ends in a divorce. What many people facing...
Establishing your own credit after divorce
Sharing finances can unintentionally bind your credit score to your spouse in a way. If you choose to divorce, it could take time to establish your own credit again. Careful monitoring of your finances can help you avoid missteps that might further complicate your...